1876 CHARLES GRAHAM. The Great Revival. Very Rare Keswick, Higher Life Work. Slavery had oyster stew and were

had oyster stew and were waited on by “ye colored” men [in quotes

A scarce work defending the "kindly" aspect of the doctrine of election by one of the most prominent Presbyterians of the era

Walked in the groves and Gardens a while and returned to Town and got Dinner

like every other essay Lewis wrote

The master reads the Bible and believes and he tells the slave the [same] facts [he has read] and claims to have done so much for him that his conscience is at ease when he sees him in rags

1876 CHARLES GRAHAM. The Great Revival. Very Rare Keswick, Higher Life Work. Slavery had oyster stew and wereAn exceptionally rare little title by an early higher life, Keswick divine. It seems some chapters of the present were issued in Asa Mahan's periodical The Divine Life [1876]. I do not recall ever handling it before. Graham, Charles. The Great Revival; or, The Church Prepared for her Lord. London. John F. Shaw & Co. c. 1876 7. 96pp. A good + copy, bound in cloth that's spotted as shown, generally solid, with generally bright pages.